St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
A Big Budget From the Bluff
City.

CITY.
Dr.. p. II. Willard spent YESTERDAY in
| st. Paul visiting friends.
Charlie Bristol has gone to New York
on visit to his old home.
Miss Matte Alcott will spend her va
cation at Whitewater, Wis.
Johnnie May has taken a position in
the.office OF Sauntry q TOzier.
:, ~, Mrs. W. d. King and family go to
| White Bear lake for the summer.
Mrs. II. p. Barclay has gone to AL
bany. ILL.,, for visit among friends.
D.. A. Turner is home from an ey-
tended trip to various parts of the state.
Il. 5. Rogers and wife have gone to
Sioux Falls, OAK, On a three weeks
| visit.
Gold L. CurtiSS leaves for New York
| city to-day to make friends and relatives
| "a visit.
Miss May Todd, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting Miss Mamie Clewell, of
this city.
Will Bromley has accepted the fore
manship of the Phoenix stables for M.
r. CaprOn.
The jury in the case of Matt Clark VS..
G. n. Nelson Lumber company had not
agreed at 0 p. m.
Arson Northrup, of Duluth, was
shaking hands with his many Saltwater
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Demaray and daughter
arrived on Friday from Washington, d.
c., for the summer.
Miss Lille Sloan, of st. Paul, was the
guest of Mrs. George ROgentine the early
part OF the week.
Col. W. III. III. Taylor, state librarian.
visited his son, Capt. w. II. II. Taylor,
OF this city, yesterday.
Mrs. Senator Sabin attended an after
noon reception at Mrs. w. r. Merriam's,
in ST. Paul, on Thursday.
j. K. Ballentine leaves for Alexandria
the coming week to make relatives there
and at GlenwOOd visit.
Mrs. Robertson, of Chippewa Falls. is
in the. city spending Sunday with her
brother, Joseph Doudlah.
Mrs. A. F. Wing is enjoying visit
from her sister and brOther-in-laW. Mr..
and Mrs. w. b. Mason, of Chicago.
Charles Kelley, late of the Vienna
bakery, is now handling hardware out
to the customers in Sawyer'S store,
Mrs. Ellen Starkweather, of st. Paul.
district president of the Woman's Relief
corps, was in this city oh Thursday.
Warden StordOck'S children. five in
the measles, are rapidly cOnvalescing.
Mrs. G. j. Butler had the misfortune
to break her wrist on Monday last
while ascending some stairs near her
hOme
The district lodge of Good Templars
was held here last Tuesday and Wednes-
day, with large attendance from
abroad.
George S. Rankin of Sawyer & Co., is
to be married on Wednesday next to
Miss Helen, daughter of Ex-Lieut Gov.
Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mason, of Chi.
cago, the latter sister of Mrs. A. f.
Wing, are visiting that lady on South
Second street.
Mrs. j. L. King, the mother of the
King brothers, left on Friday evening
for Whitewater, Wis, where she will
visit several weeks.
Nels S. Johnson has gone to Slough
ton. Wis.,, to represent the Norwegian
Lutheran church, of this city, in the
synod now in session there.
The Misses Julia and Annie Walker.
teachers in the city schools, left last
evening for Weathersfield, VT, their old
home, and will not return here.
Charlie McCluer stopped to talk to
friend at the Junction the other day
and the train skipped away, and he had
delightful tramp back to town.
Miss Lulu Hallowell who has sue-
cessfully taught the ''young idea,
drawing in the public schools the past
year, left for her home at Winona yes
terday.
A: e. Lull is closing out his wall paper
stock, corner of Second and Chestnut
streets, having rented his building for
period OF two years for bakery and
restaurant.
Hon. E. e. Butts left last evening for
West Point, n. Y, where he goes to see
his son Edward, who has turned the
first mile post in his career as a cadet
successfully.
Hon. r. M. Anderson returned Friday
from st. Louis, accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Ella, and Miss Kitty Nelson.
who have been attending school at ST.
Charles, Mo.
Tom Wells and another local celebrity
have wrestling match here some even
ing next week, which will be for $50 per
side and the gate receipts to be divided
60 and 40 per cent.
Miss Sarah E. Palmer, of Lake CITY.
Mimi, and Miss Cora Ellsworth. of
BrOadhed, Wis, are among the new
teachers hired by the board of education
for the ensuing year.
Miss Jessie O'DOnnell and William
Holmes were married on Wednesday,
and reception was given on the same
evening at the residence of the brides
father OH Oak street.
James Henderson, colored lad aged
eighteen years, died yesterday morning
at the state prison, of consumption. He
was sent there from St. Paul for two
years and three months last December
for larceny.
Fred Lagerwall, an old express mes
senger on the Omaha route between
this city and st. Paul, was married at
River Falls, Wis, OH Tuesday, to Miss
Amelia Foster. They are in the city
for a-few days.